well, she started out very healthy got fungus gnats in my flowering tent which then infested my veg room, so i went to my local hydro store and bought some Gonat. i turned the lights off and i mixed it up at a weak strength and sprayed it on all the plants top soil, i wasn't careful not to get it on the plant because it said it was a foliar spray. well, one day later it was covered in burns, twisted, some leaves were shriveled up to nothing, and now she looks like thisabout 1 week old. she is an autoflower. all of her sisters have pulled through and started growing healthy leaves but she hasn't, should i just pull her?
I'd say it's up to you.. if it was me, I'd keep it and just see what is possible with a sickly plant. But that's just me. ️️
No, it likely isn't worth your time. Generally speaking, once a plant goes through that kind of stress it doesn't harvest well or goes hermie. I thrive on the unknown though so that's why I, personally, would keep it until it came to the point that I had learned all I could possibly learn from it then do away with it. Again, that's just me. But it's not me, it's you. No shame in doing away with it. ️️
Id keep on keeping on too just coz once i start something like to finish and plants can suprise you sometimes and just spring back
i didn't want to waste all that soil on her, so i transplanted her into a much smaller pot. (probably gave her less of a chance but oh well) it's been about a day and she looks exactly the same. Anesthesia & Crystal Meth Autoflower Grow
Nematodes for gnats. I have been battling gnats since day one and tried everything. Mosquito bits, neem oil, neem meal, insect soap, nothing worked until i got nematodes. Very cheap and most come with 2 doses. They are live parasites that kill gnat larvae. One application destroyed the gnat problem. Within 1 week i hardly saw any. After first app apply another in 1 week and they didnt have a chance.
